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반포한강공원과 연결된 작은 인공 수변섬으로, 반포대교와 동작대교 사이에 산책로·잔디공간과 계절 꽃 경관이 펼쳐진다. 조용한 한강 산책지이면서 계절별 서울 행사의 무대가 되기도 한다.
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반포한강공원과 연결된 작은 인공 수변섬으로, 반포대교와 동작대교 사이에 산책로·잔디공간과 계절 꽃 경관이 펼쳐진다. 조용한 한강 산책지이면서 계절별 서울 행사의 무대가 되기도 한다.
A neighborhood alley-style traditional market in Gangbuk-gu, Seoul, centered around Hancheon-ro 144-gil. It is part of Seoul's current traditional-market network and hosts recurring food, night-market and cultural programs.
A Han River cultural space in Seoul with newly opened waterfront gardens and a walking loop. The larger redevelopment remains in progress.
A traditional-music performance venue inside Namsangol Hanok Village, with a hanok-style exterior and an underground performance hall designed for Korean traditional music. The stage can be reconfigured between proscenium and thrust arrangements.
A Seoul-run campground beside Nanji Hangang Park with general and free-pitch camping, glamping, barbecue and campfire zones. Different zones use different sessions and check-in times, so visitors should reserve the specific facility they want rather than treating the whole site as one walk-in campground.
A modernized food-and-market complex in Songpa-gu connected to the Garak agricultural and fishery wholesale market. Visit Seoul lists fresh produce, meat, seafood, kitchen goods, restaurants, a library, cooking studio, convention facilities and other services within the complex.
A 24-hour urban forest in Seocho-gu near Yangjae, with walking paths, memorial spaces, a barefoot acupressure trail and accessible visitor facilities.
A public exhibition and cultural space beside Seoul City Hall devoted to urbanism, architecture and the changing city. Built on the former National Tax Service annex site and formally opened in 2019, the mostly underground complex combines galleries and event spaces with the open Seoul MARU roof/plaza above.
A free national museum on Gwanghwamun Square covering modern and contemporary Korean history. It is also hosting the National Hangeul Museum’s Hangeul Day centennial exhibition while the Hangeul Museum’s main building is temporarily closed.
A Neolithic archaeological site in eastern Seoul with excavated hut remains, reconstructed dwellings and museum displays based on finds from the area.
A large urban park in Seongdong-gu beside Seongsu, combining open lawns, ecological areas, gardens, walking paths and visitor facilities. The park itself is open 24 hours, while individual indoor/ecological facilities keep separate hours.
A specialist traditional-music theater beside Changdeokgung and Jongmyo in central Seoul, with a hanok-style venue focused on gugak and related performance traditions.
Seoul’s main long-distance rail hub, combining KTX and conventional KORAIL services with Seoul Subway Lines 1 and 4, the Gyeongui-Jungang Line and the Airport Railroad (AREX).
A high, wind-exposed ecological park in Seoul's World Cup Park, built on the former Nanjido landfill. Its broad plateau is known for silver-grass fields, skyline views and one of Seoul's clearest examples of landfill restoration becoming public landscape.
The ground-floor Templestay information point opposite Jogyesa in central Seoul, where visitors can collect program information and ask about choosing a temple experience.
Amorepacific's Seongsu experience space, arranged around a Cleansing Room, Beauty Library and garden-facing lounge in a former auto-repair building.
A major Seoul rail hub for KTX and conventional services toward the Honam, Jeolla and Janghang corridors, with Seoul Subway Line 1 and the Gyeongui-Jungang Line.
A major combined express and intercity bus terminal in Gwangjin-gu, directly beside Gangbyeon Station on Seoul Subway Line 2.
An intercity bus terminal in Seocho-gu served by Nambu Bus Terminal Station on Seoul Subway Line 3.
A major Honam-line express-bus terminal in Seocho-gu, adjacent to Seoul Express Bus Terminal and connected to Express Bus Terminal Station.
A major long-distance bus terminal in Seocho-gu serving Gyeongbu and Yeongdong express-bus routes, directly connected to Express Bus Terminal Station.
The Seoul terminus of SRT high-speed rail in Gangnam-gu, directly connected to Seoul Subway Line 3 and the Suin-Bundang Line.
A public film-culture destination in Seoul containing the Korean Film Museum, Cinematheque KOFA and Film Reference Library. Each facility has its own access arrangements.
A public-facing K-beauty experience and promotion center in Myeongdong where visitors can test products and try selected beauty experiences rather than only shop shelves.
A specialized K-pop retail and fandom space in Hongdae built around artist pop-ups, immersive exhibitions and limited merchandise.
A Hangang cruise terminal in Yeouido Hangang Park, used for sightseeing cruises, evening sailings and event programs. It is one of the easiest river terminals to reach by subway.
A Korea Tourism Organization cultural space beside Cheonggyecheon, with a K-pop video-experience floor, media installations and regional-travel exhibitions.
A cultural complex in Seoul Yangnyeong-si that explains the history and material culture of Korean medicine through a museum, herb-focused exhibits and visitor experiences.